Freitag, 3. Mai 2019, 11:15 Uhr, Kammermusiksaal (1. OG)
Uhrzeit | Vortrag | Referent |
11:15 Uhr | Cooling: what's worth knowing | Jürgen Schnieders |
Like all buildings in warm and hot climates, Passive Houses will often need active cooling to achieve comfortable indoor conditions (adaptive comfort is not pursued). The general principles such as solar control, minimised internal heat gains, night-time ventilation, airtightness and insulation certainly work: Monitoring results show that low cooling energy demands and high thermal comfort are achieved in Passive House buildings. Thermal inertia and very low cooling loads in Passive Houses allow for simplified, low-cost, efficient cooling systems. In humid climates, these systems also have to provide adequate dehumidification. The presentation will provide substantial evidence for these statements. | ||
11:40 Uhr |
Pilot Passive House in hot countries - results from monitoring |
Marco Filippi |
The feasibility of Passive House buildings in the Very Hot climate was firstly investigated by the Passive House Institute through research projects dealing with transient simulations on sample buildings and then demonstrated with the design and construction of the pilot Passive House in Dubai in 2016. An important feature of this project was the monitoring system, designed to track the actual climate data, indoor quality, energy consumption, effectiveness of the photovoltaic field, and the electric storage system. This presentation shows results from the monitoring over the years 2017 and 2018. Additionally, designed data is compared against actual measurements as the chances for improvement in the design of Passive House in similar climates are examined. | ||
12:05 Uhr | Deep retrofit of a manufacturing building in hot and humid climate | Dragos Arnautu |
12:30 Uhr | Summer and cooling strategies implemented in social housing in hot and humid climate | Elena Reyes, Javier Florez |